The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-06-18
PERSONALS.

Charlie DAVIS is In from smoky
arriving here on Thursday evening.
Judge Turner, Of the Idahoan
mine, was in town on Wednesday.
U. S. Marshal Baird and family
have gone to Lewiston TO pass the
summer.
Horace Lewis left early in the
week for Bayhorse and is expected
home to-day.
Dr.. Johnson of the Cold Springs
ranch put in an appearance on the
streets last Wednesday.
Cal. Murdoch of the Ophir mine
is confined to the house with a Sc
we're attack of erysipelas.
True Rollins and wife and Mrs.
Wheeler were visitors at the Guyer
Springs during the week.
Thomas F. Shaw left on Wednes-
day for Sawtooth to commence
work on his mine in that district
Gardner Adams of Sawtooth
came in on Thursdays stage to
look after the shipment of his hard
ware.
Mrs. Charles Burnside and Miss
Anna McIver of Shoshone have
gone east Oh visit to friends and
relatives.
Fred j. Keisel, of the Idaho For
warding Company, was in town on
Wednesday, leaving in the evening
for HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Olmstead of
Caldwell returned home on Tues
day, after several days visit at the
Guyer Springs.
Mr.. Charles Z. Dewey of Phila
delphia has assumed the duties of
chief accountant for the p. e. l.
Company here.
Mrs. William Greenhow returned
from HALEY on Thursday evening
after a visit of several days with
her parents there.
Miss Idaho Eds erton, one of the
pioneer babies of the territory, born
at Bannack, was recently married
ut Great Falls, Montana.
Miss Laura b. Moore of Boise
City, a young lady well known
here, was among the graduates of
the Boise High School last week.
Judge and Mrs. S. B. Dilley of
Bellevue celebrated their wooden
wedding last week. The presents
given were numerous and appropri
ate.
Mrs. Charles Kingsley, nee Cora
f. Baker, of Boise City, left for her
home i'm Vermont on her wedding
day, called there by the illness of
her mother.
William Greenhow, Fred Good
ing and ID. L. Jones have visited
Smoky during the week and appear
well pleased with the prospects of
that district.
Monte Gwinn, Grand Master of
the |. O. o. F., in this territory is
expected here next Thursday night
on visit to Alturas Lodge No. ID.
He will visit all the lodges on the
River.
c. w. Stockton Of Glenn's Ferry
left on Tuesday for home fully re-
covered from his late attack of i'll
ness. He is loud in his praise OF
the curative properties of the hot
springs.
Joseph Buzzo, after a long alb
sence, was i'm town during the early |
part of the week and found that he
had not been forgotten while away.
He will probably remain on the
River during the season.
Mr.. Matt Taylor and Mrs. How
ell of Pendleton, Oregon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Butler, Su-
perintendent of Instruction, of Hal
ley, were among the visitors at the
Guyer Springs on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pinkham
and Miss Lille Pinkham returned
from Boise on Tuesday last. The
children of Hon. J. S. Gray accom-
panied Mrs. Pinkham, and will re-
main here during the summer.
William J. Smith, brother of
Art. and Dick Smith of HALEY, and
a prominent business man of Eure
ka, Nevada, was in town on Sunday
last. He found many of his old
Base range friends on the River.
"Kaintuck Smith is to leave
Blackfoot and engage in business
at Ogden. Mr.. Smith has been a
central figure in Idaho politics for
some time, and the democracy loses
one of its prominent leaders by his
removal.
Want Pease, the we'll known min
ing operator, has been in town dur
ing the week, arriving from Nicho-
liza on his way to Galena to look af-
ter some property there. Mr..
Pease is one of the "salt of this
earth,r and has made innumeras'e
friends during his sojourn in Idaho.